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The interpretation of the 'waters above the dome' mentioned in Genesis 1:6-7 has been understood in different ways throughout history. While some view this as a reference to a firmament separating waters, others interpret it metaphorically. As Christians, we focus on the core message of God's creation and His sovereignty over the universe, regardless of the exact physical model of the Earth. The Bible’s primary purpose is to guide us spiritually, and its teachings remain relevant whether we understand these descriptions literally or symbolically. I encourage everyone to explore these topics with an open heart, seeking the deeper truths that the Scriptures offer.

@@tipuricaChnnelUS we all most get it . But I sure we know more about when get to heaven ♥️❤️‍🔥🙏

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the expanding Earth hypothesis. It's always valuable to consider different theories, but as a Christian, I believe in the biblical account of the Flood as described in Genesis. The Bible presents the Flood as a global event, and there are several scientific theories that align with this narrative. For instance, some suggest that the floodwaters were absorbed by the Earth and stored in underground aquifers. John D. Morris discusses this in 'The Global Flood,' explaining how vast amounts of water could have been absorbed by underground reservoirs, reducing surface levels. Another perspective involves tectonic shifts. Dr. Andrew Snelling, in his book 'Earth's Catastrophic Past,' describes how the movement of tectonic plates could have created new mountain ranges and deep valleys that stored the floodwaters. While the expanding Earth theory is intriguing, it’s important to consider how these various interpretations fit within the biblical context. The Bible’s account is clear about the Flood's purpose and the changes it brought to the world. Ultimately, the focus remains on understanding and respecting God’s plan as revealed in Scripture. If you’re interested in exploring these ideas further, I’d encourage you to look into the works of John D. Morris and Henry M. Morris, who have written extensively on the topic

Thank you for sharing your perspective and for your steadfast faith. This is one of the reasons I created this channel: to present the Bible in chronological order in a way that engages both believers and those who may not yet believe. My goal is to show, with facts and context, how and why certain events happened in the Bible. We should follow the example of Jesus, who continued teaching even though He knew some would mock Him. If just one person feels inspired to explore the Bible and seek God after watching my videos, then my work will have fulfilled its purpose. It's about planting seeds and trusting God to bring the growth.

That’s an interesting perspective! The idea that the flood could be linked to a pole shift causing oceans to wash over the earth is a theory worth considering. It’s fascinating how different regions, like the dinosaur park in Utah, could provide clues to these ancient events. While the biblical narrative offers a spiritual explanation, it’s always intriguing to explore how natural phenomena might align with these accounts. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

the earth was covered by water before great creator set the limits of how far the waters were to go. if all the ice on earth melted and all the moisture in the air condensed back into the oceans the whole earth would not be flooded . then there is the nephilim; how did they come back if they were destroyed in the flood? there is only three possible answers. [ it was not a world wide flood ]. [ the great creator allowed the spirit beings to return and impregnate human females again]. or the nephilim were/are just giant humans. but as far as: "well now there's ocean depressions and mountains" ,all that was here before the flood. one more: all the descendants of caeen (cain) it is written perished in the flood yet the kenites some say are his very descendants. all i can say is keep studying and ask great creator to reveal the answer. but remember great creator sad obedience to him is the way of salvation. shalom.

Thank you for sharing such an insightful interpretation! The idea that the pre-flood Earth had a mist-covered land and that much of the water came from melting ice due to volcanic activity is fascinating. It’s interesting to think about how these natural processes could align with the biblical narrative, showing how God might have used the forces of nature to bring about the flood. Your explanation about how the water formed our oceans, lakes, and seas, and how it continues to cycle through evaporation today, really highlights how nothing is wasted in God’s creation. It’s amazing how science and faith can come together to help us understand these ancient events in new ways.

read in the beginning genisis 1:6-9 the earth was water covered until yhwh said let the dry land appear. before that the entire earth was covered by water. in verse 10 the dry yhwh called earth and the gathering of the waters yhwh called seas. read the hebrew it does not state a mist covered earth until after yhwh made the dry appear. the chr-st--ns have totally misrepresented yhwh word. shalom.

@@23whatsleft You are correct that in Genesis 1, the Earth was initially covered by water before God commanded the dry land to appear. The Bible does indeed describe how the waters were gathered into one place, allowing the land to emerge. It's also true that the Bible doesn't explicitly mention the creation of water; it simply acknowledges its presence from the beginning. As Christians, we share this understanding of the creation narrative. The belief that the Earth was initially covered by water aligns with the biblical account, and this is a foundational truth we hold. My goal with this channel is to present these narratives in a way that is engaging and faithful to the Scriptures, helping both believers and those who are curious explore the deeper meanings within God's Word. Shalom.

Be very sure of this, people never reject the Bible because they cannot understand it. YOU understand it to well; YOU understand that it condemns YOUR own behavior, YOU understand that it witnesses against YOUR own sins and summons YOU to judgement. YOU try to believe it is false and useless, because YOU don't like to believe it's true. (J.C. Ryle)

Thank you for your comment. I understand that not everyone believes in the Bible or its stories, but it's important to recognize the profound impact the Bible has had on our world. Many of the values we live by today-such as justice, compassion, and human dignity-are rooted in biblical teachings. Throughout history, some of the greatest minds, like Isaac Newton, Blaise Pascal, and C.S. Lewis, believed in the Bible, and it would be irrational to dismiss their faith as mere fantasy given their intellectual achievements. The Bible and its characters have shaped the foundation of modern history and thought. Even if you don’t believe in its spiritual message, I encourage you to explore its teachings with an open mind. Perhaps try reading it or watching some of the videos I’ll be releasing on TH-cam. Understanding the Bible in its entirety can offer insights that go beyond the snippets we often hear about. It’s about engaging with the text fully, not just relying on brief excerpts or hearsay.

I appreciate your perspective and agree that studying the Bible in-depth is essential when discussing these topics. My goal is to explore the Bible's narratives while also considering various interpretations and scientific viewpoints. The intention is not to dismiss anyone's beliefs but to encourage thoughtful discussion. Ultimately, it's about deepening our understanding and respecting the different ways people connect with these ancient texts

How about animal? 😂 It's not local animal..

EVERY ancient culture speaks of a great flood ✌

What people fail to take into account is that the earth is in an ice age, the tail end of it, yes, but it's still in an ice age. It's understood during this time that the glaciers feet were approximately 33 degrees north and likely the same south of the equator. This would place huge amounts of pressure on the crust of the earth, ultimately being the cause of our current tectonic plates. Initially, massive amounts of energy would be released under the glaciers, cause rapid evaporation, melting lots of water, until it bursts free at the edges of the glaciers. At this point, you don't need to cover the entire earth in liquid water, as most of it was still covered in solid water. Then, during history as glaciers continued to recede, more localized floods would occur, almost like echoes of the first which did cover the entire earth. And, these echos as they were, would ultimately obscure the evidence of a global flood.

No it was global flood,, let’s not change biblical account. Genesis 7:19 “all the high mountains under the whole sky were covered” Can’t be more clear than this. The Flood was the punishment and the destruction of that world This is the context of the Billie.

@@danieljust295 Now tell me where I said any mountains were left uncovered.

I understand that AI isn't for everyone, but it can be a powerful tool to create informative and engaging content. My focus is always on delivering the best insights and stories related to biblical and historical topics, no matter how they’re produced. I hope you can still find value in the message we're sharing!

Maybe. I've seen another researcher claim it was the nephelim's boat in explaining how there were giants also after the flood.

Thank you

Thank you for your comment. It's true that there have been historical tensions between science and faith, such as in the case of Galileo. However, it's important to note that this conflict was with the Catholic Church of the time, not the core teachings of Jesus Christ. Historical Context: Church Authority: During Galileo's time, the Catholic Church was a powerful institution with significant influence over scientific matters, interpreting certain biblical passages literally, such as the geocentric view. Galileo's Conflict: Galileo supported the heliocentric theory, which contradicted the Church's geocentric teachings, leading to his conflict with the Church authorities. Teachings of Jesus Christ: Focus on Spiritual and Moral Issues: Jesus' teachings, as recorded in the Gospels, focus on spiritual and moral themes like love, justice, and forgiveness, and do not address scientific or cosmological issues. In conclusion, the conflict between Galileo and the Catholic Church was a specific historical event and does not reflect the core spiritual and moral teachings of Christianity as taught by Jesus. Many people of faith today see science as a way to understand God's creation better.

Thank you for your comment. Indeed, the level of corruption and confusion had reached such extreme levels that it affected all of creation, including the animals. God's intervention through the flood was a necessary action to prevent complete destruction and to offer humanity a chance to start anew. The narrative underscores the profound impact of moral and spiritual decay on the entire ecosystem, highlighting the importance of righteousness and divine order.

@@rickroden7666 according to actual history this god(s) created the floods because man kind became too noisy with their wars and ideologies like today and disrespected the god(s) by building the tower of Babel. Also was stated that they gave mankind a term of 120 years to live and under the most pristine conditions of man today our life expectancy is 120 years. Your ideology is based on the fact that they knew nothing of technologies like we do today and most likely feared mankind was not ready for the actual truth so this belief system was born.

hank you for your question. As with any religious text like the Bible, much of its content is based on the faith of its readers. However, it's important to note that a significant portion of biblical accounts are supported by historical facts that have been confirmed through archaeological discoveries. We are discussing events that occurred thousands of years ago, so it's unrealistic to expect to find something like Noah's Ark intact. Archaeology works like a puzzle, where fragments are found and pieced together to form a larger picture. In my next video, I will delve into the topic of Noah's Ark. I am currently working on the script, and as always, I will read directly from the Bible and present various theories on the subject, as well as references to non-biblical characters who have confirmed these events, and what some scientists have to say about the topic.

@@tipuricaChnnelUS yes my suspicions of 36+ years have finally came to light about the ideology we call religion and most content creators of this belief system claim that what the Bible says is to be law and true though as you stated actual historical records written in stone used to write many Bibles dictate a lot of what's in it the clarification is appreciated

Thank you for your comment! I’m curious to know if you watched the entire video or if you are just expressing an opinion based on the title? In the video, I thoroughly explain the origin of the theory that Methuselah killed demons with a sword. The purpose of the Tipurica Channel is to delve into the Holy Bible and its characters, showcasing the origins of various theories about biblical figures. We aim to present a comprehensive view of these stories, including both traditional interpretations and more speculative theories. I invite you to watch the full video and point out specifically where you disagree. Also, please note that I clarify in the video that the story in the title is not a biblical assertion but rather a theory that has been discussed. I also share my personal opinion on this theory in the video.

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Thank you so much for your kind words! We are honored to share the mysteries of the gospel and bring glory to our Lord Jesus Christ.

Thank you for your comment. If you watch the video until the end, I explain that these stories are part of Jewish legends and are not found in the Bible. The answer is in the video. Regarding the meaning of Methuselah’s name, there are various interpretations. Some suggest it means “His death shall bring” or “Man of the dart/spear”. These interpretations come from the Hebrew roots of his name. Please watch the video fully for a more comprehensive explanation

You should have looked it up before commenting. The Sefer exists and so does the story in Jewish tradition.

Maybe try not entering a misleading title. Anyone who knows the Truth, understand that the spirit belongs to the Father and all He needs to do is remove the Spirit and the body dies. Job 34:I4,I5 I won't even consider watching because I know the video is a lie. why waste anyone's time who are not interested? Just be honest, and you will gain the subscribers you seek.

Thank you for sharing your opinion. At Tipurica Channel, our goal is to explore and discuss different perspectives and traditions associated with biblical stories. We understand that interpretations of the Scriptures can vary, and that some stories, such as Methuselah's longevity, have different interpretations based on apocryphal texts and historical traditions. We would like to clarify that at no point in the video do we state that the story of Methuselah killing demons is in the Bible. This narrative comes from Jewish traditions, specifically the Peirush HaRokeach, an exegetical and mystical work written by Eleazar of Worms in the 12th century. The purpose of the video is to clarify this story, explain where it came from, and who Methuselah really was in the Bible. We respect all opinions and strive to present content in a balanced and educational manner. We invite you to watch the video and share your thoughts, as we believe that respectful dialogue can enrich everyone's understanding. Thank you for your feedback and for helping us improve our content!

Thank you for your comment. In the video, I clearly state that I am referring to the Book of Enoch and not the Bible. The Book of Enoch is an ancient Jewish text that describes seven heavens, which is different from the three heavens mentioned in the Bible. I appreciate your concern and hope this clarification helps.

Thank you for your comment! We will be addressing this topic in our next video about Genesis chapter 6, which will be released on July 17th. Tomorrow, we'll be launching the video about Methuselah, so stay tuned! What I can share in advance is that there are two main theories regarding this topic: The Fallen Angels Theory: This theory suggests that the "sons of God" mentioned in Genesis 6 were indeed fallen angels who fell in love with human women. The Lineage of Seth Theory: According to this theory, the "sons of God" were the descendants of Seth (Adam's son) who corrupted themselves by marrying the "daughters of men," who were the descendants of Cain and had turned away from God. We'll explore these theories in more detail in the upcoming video. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you won't miss it!

I accept your opinion, and it is indeed a thesis strongly defended by scholars such as Michael S. Heiser in his book "The Unseen Realm: Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible". However, I want you to understand that this is not the only theory about this chapter. In my next video, which will be released on July 17th, I will address this chapter and present all the theologically well-founded theories about it. Regarding the Book of Enoch, I will explain in the video why it was excluded from the biblical canon. In fact, it was never part of the canon; it was a book known to people but never included in the biblical canon. If the reason for the exclusion of the Book of Enoch was the fallen angels, then several other books would also be excluded, such as Genesis, Job, and Jude, which also mention fallen angels. Thank you for your opinion, and I respect it.

I appreciate your admiration for Enoch's story and his close walk with God. It's indeed inspiring to see how Enoch had such a profound relationship with the Creator. The story of Enoch walking with God is a powerful example of faith and dedication. However, it's important to consider that different theological traditions interpret the concept of sin and human nature in various ways. The idea that we are born with a sinful nature is a core belief in many Evangelical traditions, based on interpretations of scriptures such as Romans 5:12-19 and Psalm 51:5. While Enoch's example shows that close communion with God is possible, many Evangelical teachings emphasize that it is through God's grace and Jesus Christ's sacrifice that we can overcome our sinful nature and walk with God.

Go ahead! Thank you for your comment and for showing interest in starting a dialogue. I’m glad to hear that you found the content interesting. I’m always open to new perspectives and challenges, especially when it comes to discussions about the Bible and biblical history. I’m looking forward to hearing your ideas and viewpoints. Feel free to share your questions or challenges.

Thank you for your comment and for sharing your perspective! It's important to acknowledge that there are various interpretations and sources when it comes to ancient texts and biblical narratives. In our video, we discussed one of the interpretations where Lamech is said to have accidentally killed Cain, which is a view supported by some biblical scholars and traditions. However, I understand that the Book of Jubilees presents a different account where Cain was killed in the same way he killed Abel. The Book of Jubilees and other apocryphal texts provide additional insights and variations to the stories found in the canonical Bible. It's fascinating to explore these different perspectives, as they enrich our understanding of the historical and theological context. Regarding your points about Lamech and his descendants, it's true that Lamech is a significant figure in the genealogy of Cain, and interpretations about his lineage vary widely. Some traditions and interpretations, like those you've mentioned, connect Lamech and his offspring with more sinister elements. Our aim is to present various perspectives and encourage viewers to explore these rich and complex narratives further. Thank you for adding another layer to the discussion. If you have more insights or sources you'd like to share, please feel free to do so.

We appreciate all feedback and understand that topics like these can generate strong opinions. We strive to present information and perspectives from ancient texts and encourage respectful dialogue. If you have specific points or sources that you believe contradict our content, we would be happy to hear them and engage in a constructive discussion.

It looks like the images used are AI generated. I'm pretty sure there were no semi trucks in the book of Enoch.

Thank you for your question! It appears you are asking why the individuals depicted in the video are white, considering the historical context of ancient Israel during the Bronze Age. Scientifically, the people living in ancient Israel during the Bronze Age were part of the broader population of the Near East. They likely had a diverse range of skin tones due to the region's genetic diversity, influenced by various migrations and interactions over millennia. The population would have included people with a range of skin colors, from lighter to darker tones, reflecting the complex ancestry of the area. If your question is specifically about the images in the video, please note that the images were generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. The Book of Enoch, like the Bible, is a text-only document and does not contain illustrations. The images are meant to be artistic representations and are not historically accurate depictions of the people from that era. Thank you for your understanding and for watching our video. If you have any more questions or comments, feel free to share!

Thank you for your observation! Yes, the images used in the video are AI-generated. We use artificial intelligence to create visual content to make the video more engaging and illustrative. This helps to bring the stories and concepts to life, especially when dealing with ancient texts like the Book of Enoch, which is text-only and lacks any form of original illustrations. Sometimes, errors can occur, such as the inclusion of semi trucks that I forgot to remove. I apologize for this oversight. However, I hope that the value of the content outweighs these occasional errors and that it didn't interfere too much with your viewing experience. Your feedback is valuable, and I will ensure to be more careful in the future. Thank you for understanding and for watching our video! Keywords:

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's important to acknowledge the diverse representation in the Bible and address any feelings of exclusion. The Bible does include several notable black figures and highlights the value and contributions of people from various backgrounds. In both the Old and New Testaments, we find examples of black individuals: Ethiopian Eunuch (Acts 8:27-39): A high-ranking official from Ethiopia who was baptized by Philip, becoming one of the first African converts to Christianity. Simon of Cyrene (Mark 15:21): A man from Cyrene (in modern-day Libya) who helped Jesus carry the cross. Queen of Sheba (1 Kings 10:1-13 and 2 Chronicles 9:1-12): A powerful and wise queen who visited King Solomon, known for her intelligence and wealth. Jesus also showed compassion and inclusivity towards those who faced prejudice and discrimination: The Samaritan Woman (John 4:1-42): Jesus spoke with a Samaritan woman at the well, breaking social and racial barriers of the time. The Healing of the Centurion's Servant (Matthew 8:5-13): Jesus healed the servant of a Roman centurion, demonstrating his willingness to help those outside the Jewish community. The Healing of the Leper (Matthew 8:1-4): Jesus healed a man with leprosy, showing compassion for those marginalized by society. The Woman Caught in Adultery (John 8:1-11): Jesus defended a woman accused of adultery, challenging the judgmental attitudes of the crowd and offering her forgiveness. Our channel's purpose is to present the entire Bible chronologically, highlighting the real stories of people who faced and overcame prejudice with God's help. We believe that these stories can inspire and resonate with everyone, regardless of their background. We invite you to continue following our channel to explore these powerful narratives and understand how God's love and justice extend to all people.

Thank you for your comment. I understand that there are many differing opinions on these topics. However, it's important to respect the viewpoints of others and engage in discussions with constructive arguments rather than dismissive remarks. The purpose of this video is to explore various theories and perspectives, including the longevity of biblical patriarchs, the antediluvian period, and different interpretations of Genesis 5. If you have specific arguments or evidence that challenge the points presented in the video, I welcome you to share them.

I agree... click bait for some.

Thank you for your comment! The video aims to tackle these complex questions and explores various theories, including the one you mentioned. The theory that 'years' in ancient texts may refer to lunar cycles is an interesting perspective that some researchers have discussed. However, many scholars argue that this interpretation might not fully account for the historical and cultural context of the biblical texts. I appreciate your engagement and insights. It's fascinating to explore different perspectives and theories on this topic. Have a great day!

Thank you for your comment! The video aims to explore various theories and perspectives on the longevity of biblical patriarchs mentioned in Genesis 5. It combines historical, theological, and scientific viewpoints to provide a comprehensive understanding of the topic. If you have a different perspective or additional information, I would love to hear more about it. have a great day

@@tipuricaChnnelUS Thank you for your response. In my professional opinion, Genesis 5 lacks scientific and historical accuracy.

I appreciate your professional opinion. The purpose of this video is to explore a variety of theories and perspectives, including historical, theological, and scientific viewpoints. By examining these different angles, we aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of the topic. Personally, I find the theory of synthesized vitamin C by Dr. Linus Pauling quite intriguing. It presents scientific arguments that could help explain this case, although I acknowledge it has its critics and is not universally accepted. There are Christians, Catholics, and Jews who believe in other theories as well, and that's perfectly normal. The aim of this channel is to discuss the Bible in chronological order and explain various points of view on certain situations. There will be occasions where I share my personal perspective, but this does not exclude other theories. It's valuable to have such discussions and consider multiple viewpoints, as it enriches our knowledge and understanding. Thank you for contributing to the conversation!

@@tipuricaChnnelUS Your video is well-crafted and effectively conveys your message. I appreciate your perspective and insights. I encourage you to continue producing such valuable content.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad to hear that you found the video well-crafted and the content valuable. Your encouragement means a lot and motivates me to continue exploring and sharing different perspectives on these fascinating topics. Stay tuned for more videos, and feel free to share any insights or suggestions you might have.

If you believe in God, who created all things and gave life, then it logically follows that He also has the power to take it away, as He knows everything. However, it’s important to understand that this was a consequence of human sin.